
Get on our land is a new Inside Housing campaign. Its aim is simple: to free up land on which to build homes.
Campaign aims
- To sign up 100 supporting organisations, each committing to do everything they can to increase the supply of land on which to build homes throughout the UK
- To work with our readers to produce a charter outlining ways of easing housing land supply throughout the UK
- To encourage UK councils to identify all surplus public assets in their areas, including those suitable for housing development, in line with imminent guidance from the Communities and Local Government department’s capital and assets pathfinder programme
How to get involved
- Pledge your support by signing our petition
- Encourage others to do the same, particularly if you’re a council driving the strategic housing vision in your area
- Send us your examples of successful schemes so that we can share what works when it comes to bringing difficult sites forward for housing development. Email caroline.thorpe@insidehousing.co.uk
Get on our land news
More public land to be sold for house building
The government has pledged to make more public land available for house building after identifying enough sites to meet its initial 100,000 home goal.
Public land release programme comes under fire
Speakers at a Town and Country Planning Association event have questioned whether releasing public land is an effective way to encourage the development of homes.
Land transfer paves way for estate regeneration
A council has approved in principle the transfer of land to a developer to kick start the regeneration of one of its estates.
Neighbourhood plan seen as pro-development
The first community-produced development plan to reach examination stage shows that fears the government’s localism agenda will lead to widespread nimbysim are unfounded, experts claim.


